Health & Wellness
Our Health and Wellness Committee is a group of volunteers from the parish concerned about health from a Catholic holistic perspective. The Committee strives to see that parishioners receive support and encouragement from the parish to move toward the concept of whole-person health.
We offer a variety of health related programs and information throughout the year. See below for upcoming events and resources.
Flu Clinic
Our next Flu Shot Clinic will take place on
October 19 from 9:00 AM - Noon
Parish Gathering Area.
You will need to call the parish office to register (920-336-7768) and bring your insurance card with you when you come.
CPR and AED Training
We will be offering CPR/AED Training to our Liturgical Ministers starting this Fall Season. Upon completion of their training, we will open the training to all parishioners. More details will be posted here, on the parish calendar, and in the bulletin as we get closer to our training dates.
Health & Wellness Posters
Our Health & Wellness Committee is made up of various Medical Personnel who provide health related information. This information is displayed on posters in our restrooms throughout our parish campus.
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Blood Drives
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The next Blood Drive will take place on:
TBD
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Resurrection Parish Gathering Area
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Exercise Opportunities
Resurrection offers Chair Exercise in Fall and Spring. In addition, the gym is open for indoor walking during the winter months, October through April. You will need to bring dry athletic shoes to wear in the gym. Dates for Fall will be posted here, on the parish calendar, and in the bulletin as we get closer to the Fall Season.
Reliable Online Health Resources
Wondering where to turn for reliable health related material online? Here are a few sites to check out:
MedlinePlus
https://medlineplus.gov/spanish/ (en español)
Sponsored by the National Library of Medicine
MyHealthFinder
https://health.gov/myhealthfinder
https://healthfinder.gov/espanol/ (en español)
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Disease prevention and Health Promotion